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Government where we lose civil liberties. the intersection, the balance is very, very difficult. what are you saying? you are upset they were detained at the airport and you are then going to say he's responsible for the anti-semitism? >> i'm saying, you said he's better at communicating than anyone. as the president of the united states, when you set the bar in terms of tone and graciousness and respect. before you can have a job, you have to have self-respect and you have to respect other people. there are many, many people, people who protested in the streets saying they are not feeling res...

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You still see a deep divide. interesting because when you put it in context it was seven weeks ago tonight the president made that speech to a joint session of congress about jobs. he has been out selling this thing and he has still not made that salesship. >> shepard: ed, thanks. three quarters of american voters are not happy with the direction of our nation that's according to the same fox news poll. 24% say they are satisfied. 76% say they're not. that's nearly back to the levels we saw right before the president took office in 2009. republic candidates working to tap right into this dissa...

Crying wolf? just at this hour white house budget director and top debt ceiling director. and from capitol hill bob corker and democratic congressman john larson. and can anyone get a laugh out of the debt crisis? nbc's brian williams can with david letterman. >> my role here has been to bum out your audience about debt crisis. >> good day i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. with the debt battle entering the final round we think just one week from the treasury's default date, house republican leaders are pushing for a vote on their plan tomorrow. democrats are waiting to see what happens b...

Cairo, egypt. appreciate that. unrest in the nation the size and importance of egypt has an impact that goes way beyond politics. here now is cnn's mary snow. >> reporter: so a million tourists in nine days have left egypt. >> reporter: egypt's vice president wander of economic damage to the country on egyptian state-run television, saying the country has lost a billion dollars and blaming outsiders for the unrest. the turmoil has exposed an economy with a deep divide. it's estimated that 20% of the country's population lives below poverty and unemployment rate is high. ian runs a consulting...